Reuters, 11 December 2025
Speaking to Reuters, AI researcher Fabian Stephany from the University of Oxford commended Time's decision to laud the developers involvement in AI's evolution, but said the human aspect should go even further.
New Scientist, 08 December 2025
Screen time has been linked to all sorts of problems, from depression and obesity to poor sleep. But how worried should you really be? Jacob Aron sifts through the evidence.
El País, 30 November 2025
The technological race among industry giants and the wave of layoffs they have announced has revived the debate about the advisability of taxing automation. The OII's Prof. Carl Frey comments.
MIT Technology Review, 05 December 2025
A conversation with a chatbot can shift people's political views—but the most persuasive models also spread the most misinformation.
The Guardian, 05 December 2025
‘Information-dense’ AI responses are most persuasive but these tend to be less accurate, says security report by the OII's Kobi Hackenburg and Prof. Helen Margetts.
New York Times, 05 December 2025
Prof. Carl-Benedikt Frey writes in the New York Times that if the A.I. boom cools, what survives will be the systems that do more with less.
NBC News, 04 December 2025
A paper published in the journal Science by Kobi Hackenburg and Prof. Helen Margetts, jointly-led by the AI Security Institute, found that chatbots become more persuasive when they share large amounts of information.
Newsweek, 27 November 2025
Google’s new Nano Banana Pro is making waves online, and people are declaring the end of traditional photography with commentary from Prof. Sandra Wachter.
De Morgen, 27 November 2025
As social media loses popularity, tech companies are deploying AI chatbots to recapture our attention. The OII's Dr Karen Mansfield comments.
Financial Times, 27 November 2025
The automation of attacker-defender dynamics is a long-standing fear among cyber defence specialists, writes Prof. Rosaria Taddeo.
Die ZEIT, 22 September 2025
Thanks to artificial intelligence, many tasks are being automated. But this doesn't necessarily increase productivity – and so far, it hasn't created anything truly new, says economist Carl Benedikt Frey.
El Pais, 22 November 2025
Prof. Carl Frey publishes an essay in which he analyzes the history of technological progress and how the new revolution can shape the years to come.